ForbesThese and many other fascinating insights are from Dresner Advisory Services’ latest report, 2018 IoT Intelligence Market Study, in its 4th year of publication. The study concentrates on end-user interest in and demand for business intelligence in IoT. The study also examines key related technologies such as location intelligence, end-user data preparation, cloud computing, advanced and predictive analytics, and big data analytics.READ MORE

CIOThere’s no question that artificial intelligence has become a game-changer for businesses today. For forward-looking leaders, AI is increasingly understood to be the key to transforming customer experiences, delivering new, digitally driven value propositions, and entering new markets. But most business leaders today aren’t capitalizing on AI’s full potential. That is largely because they’re limiting their focus to the technology itself — rather than focusing on the much bigger potential of AI as an engine for growth.READ MORE

Dallas Business JournalWhat North Texas lacked, according to Amazon, was a deep and readily available high-tech talent pool to fill the 50,000 jobs the company plans to create. So how do you fix that?
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TechRepublicNo longer a brand new technology, cloud computing is entering its "young adult years," according to a Forrester report. The cloud does not function simply as a temporary server anymore, with innovative analytics, machine learning, messaging, Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities, and database services all integrated today, said the report.READ MORE

CIO ReviewBlockchain technology is gaining attention in the areas beyond cryptocurrency. It is coming up with a new set of technologies- blockchain and finance, blockchain and IoT, blockchain and security, blockchain and logistics and so on. When combined IoT and blockchain, they simplify the process, enhance transparency and also guarantees safety. Moreover, many organizations are planning to convergence IoT and blockchain for practical reasons.
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InformationWeekThe year 2018 is almost a wrap. Your enterprise may have moved from piloting an artificial intelligence project to putting a program into production in 2018. Yet you may not yet have realized significant business value from your data investments. Many organizations are still at the beginning of these programs. They haven't reached maturity. They haven't generated a great deal of value. What will 2019 bring?
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The Washington PostHouse hunters have reached a point where they don't necessarily need to set foot inside a hometo make an offer on it. Smartphone technology allows them to take virtual tours of properties, giving them a pretty good idea about the flow of the rooms and the dimensions.
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MIT Technology ReviewWhen Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg testified in front of the US Congress, technology experts quickly realized how poorly informed his questioners were. As much as Congress wanted to regulate the tech behemoth, it was clear they had no idea how. Instead, they let him get away with grandiose claims about how AI would solve all the company’s problems.
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The New York Times MagazineIt's a freezing, snowy day on the border between Estonia and Russia. Soldiers from the two nations are on routine border patrol, each side accompanied by an autonomous weapon system, a tracked robot armed with a machine gun and an optical system that can identify threats, like people or vehicles. As the patrols converge on uneven ground, an Estonian soldier trips and accidentally discharges his assault rifle. The Russian robot records the gunshots and instantaneously determines the appropriate response to what it interprets as an attack.READ MORE

ForbesWe've all seen the stats about how multitasking makes us worse at everything. According to a new study from Adobe, we spend 3.1 hours per day at work on email, of all things. Stats like this, however, are woefully incomplete. There's no way we're accomplishing 3.1 hours worth of actual goals while we're all emailing at work, but it's also highly unlikely that all of that time actually counts as true distraction. This gets at a deeper truth: distraction isn't technology.READ MORE